Since upgrading to Yosemite my Mail app works fine except for when I attach JPEGS to the Mail - then many recipients only receive a tiny version of the JPEG. I did restore my original settings to not accept cookies but nothing changed. I have a 2 yr old Mac Book Pro with retina screen i7 processor, 16GB ram. Not an earth shattering problem, it just makes no sense and I am baffled. Did it, BUT it did not work and I got the blinking blank page. So I said great, now I'll do the same thing in IE. So I enabled cookies in Gmail when using Firefox and Bingo - problem solved. When I posed that problem on this forum I had several answers all involving enabling the acceptance of cookies, which I had disabled from the beginning. Suddenly and for no apparent reason I now have to type in both.
#Reinstalling mac mail how to#
This article will show you how to reset your e-mail preferences to the default settings on MacOS X, including Big Sur, Catalina and Mojave. All I did was type in the first letter of my user name and the rest of the name and entire password filled in automatically. Mac computers come equipped with a Mail App to help organize your e-mail accounts. What caused it? Well, for the three years I have had Gmail I have been able to go to it when in either browser without having to enter my user name or password. Reinstalling the OS of your Mac is sometimes required as a last resort option when troubleshooting a certain software problem. There is a rescue partition on the HD or SSD, but what happ.
#Reinstalling mac mail mac os x#
But, if I am using the IE browser (which works fine) and decide to check my Gmail, l all I get is an empty page that appears to be blinking quite rapidly. Since Mac Os X 10.7 was released, all Macintosh computers were sold without an installation disk. Everything is intact and I can read or send email as usual.
I was just trying to explain that when I am using Firefox and check my email, I can access Gmail with no problem. Its easier to just uninstall the app rather than attempt to track down the root of the problem. Its possible a file within the app has become corrupted. I do understand that Gmail does not exist in either browser. Answer (1 of 4): Im assuming youre asking because youve lost the disc or it was a download originally If a download then try and find the e-mail that provided you with the download information - it should still be valid. Deleting and reinstalling an app can fix a persistent software problem.
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